Posted by flairwhoooooo on February 13, 2017
Fans of Harley Race and World League Wrestling were delighted to see that the “Greatest Wrestler on God’s Green Earth” showcased a brand new logo for the WLW promotion recently. If the artwork looks familiar to MWR fans, it should, that is because it is the talents of MWR ‘S longtime friend and contributor Dartallion Allen Jr.
Allen Jr. art have been featured in comics, CHIKARA, MWR Yearbooks, t-shirts and so much more. There is no doubt that he is one of the hottest wrestling artist in the world today.
If you are a wrestler, promoter, or a fan that would like to have his artwork help you out or just for to enjoy, please help yourself and support him at the same time by contacting him today!
Tell him MWR set you.
Email Dartallion21x@gmail.com
Instagram and Twitter: Dartallion21x
9×12 Bristol board sketch : $25/ with grey tones $35
11×14 Bristol board sketch $35
/ with grey tones $45
11×17 Bristol board sketch $45/ grey tones free
Digital color prints 8×10,11×14,11×17
$10, $15, $20
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on February 10, 2017
Missouri Wrestling Revival is so blessed to have the talents of Dartallion Allen Jr. as a long time contributor of MWR. Wrestling fans have enjoyed his artworks on the site that is called MWR Top Draws featuring the likes of, Kurt Angle, AJ Styles , Samoa Joe as well as local stars like Gary Jay, Brandon Aarons and “Miss Natural” Heather Patera.
Dartallion Allen Jr. is set to honor each of the 2016 MWR Award recipients with their very own MWR Top Draw. The first one finished is none other than the 2016 Female Wrestler of the Year, Monica Passeri . The MWR plaque is sponsored by SICW Promoter Herb Simmons and will feature this very own artwork in the frame, so be sure to look for the presentation of the plaque in the near future at this very site.
If you would like to have some artwork done by the very talented Dartallion Allen Jr. here is how to do so. Tell him MWR set you.
Email Dartallion21x@gmail.com
Instagram and Twitter: Dartallion21x
9×12 Bristol board sketch : $25/ with grey tones $35
11×14 Bristol board sketch $35
/ with grey tones $45
11×17 Bristol board sketch $45/ grey tones free
Digital color prints 8×10,11×14,11×17
$10, $15, $20
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 Female Wrestler of the Year, AJ Styles, “Miss Natural” Heather Patera, Brandon Aarons, Dartallion Allen JR, Gary Jay, Herb Simmons, Kurt Angle, Miss Natural, Missouri Wrestling Revival i, Monica Passeri, MWR Top Draws, Samoa Joe, SICW, TNA, WWE | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 24, 2017
Missouri Wrestling Revival was so excited about the brand new release of the Hafu Graphic Novel 2. So much that we offered a FREE MWR T-shirt to to the first fan to purchase the graphic novel from artist Sam Richardson and Jordan Taylor, and a print from MWR Artist Dartallion Allen Jr. during this past weekends Winter1Day Comic show in Crestwood, Missouri!
Tim Smith with Dartallion Allen Jr.
We would like to congratulate Tim Smith for being the person to win the prize when he picked up the Hafu graphic novel as well as a Chris Jericho print for his collection.
HAFU II main character, Akiko! (actress Savanna Lee) Tim Smith, Sam Richardson, and Jordan Taylor.
HAFU Graphic Novel is a 64 page full color book that contains one of the strongest female leads in the entire comic book world. She’s not oversexualized and the story doesn’t assume you’re an eight year old. It has ninjas. It has mobsters. It deals with the struggles of being a mixed-ethnic adolescent growing up in a world that doesn’t accept people that are different. Interested? Buy your copy of HAFU now for only $9.99
To Purchase this comic click here.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Akiko, Chris Jericho, Dartallion Allen JR, Hafu, Hafu Graphic Novel 2, Jordan Taylor, Missouri Wrestling Revival, Sam Richardson, Savanna Lee, Tim Smith, Winter1Day Comic show i | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 20, 2017
Bio courtesy of Patrick Brandmeyer
The names of Davey Vega and Mat Fitchett are well-known to Midwest wrestling fans, but the national wrestling scene has only recently begun to discover the talents of these skilled competitors.
Both men started their careers with Dynamo Pro Wrestling before branching out to the Lethal Wrestling Alliance, which would later become St. Louis Anarchy. Vega was first known as a tag team competitor and teamed with Johnny Vinyl to feud with The Ego Express(Steven Kennedy & K.C. Karrington), leading to Kennedy & Karrington becoming the first LWA Tag Team Champions when they defeated Vega and substitute partner Dingo. After that, Vega focused on singles competition…after holding the NWA Missouri Title in Dynamo Pro, he went on to capture the LWA Heavyweight Title from Gary Jay in December of 2009. Vega held the title for most of 2010 before dropping it to Evan Gelistico; this occured shortly before the transition to St. Louis Anarchy and Vega spent most of that promotion’s existence chasing the title.
Davey Vega explodes with a clothesline on ROH Star Jonathan Gresham.
In that time, Vega competed against some of the best wrestlers in the world and scored victories over many of them. That list included such names as Davey Richards, Kyle O’Reilly, Johnny Gargano, Arik Cannon, A.C.H., Michael Elgin, Roderick Strong, Chris Hero, Jonathan Gresham, D.J. Z, T.J. Perkins, Chip Day, and Martin Stone. In his final opportunity at the gold at St. Louis Anarchy’s last show, Vega finally capitalized by winning a triple threat match with champion Fitchett and Gary Jay for the title! Vega will continue to carry the championship in Pro Wrestling Championship Series as the “Gateway Heritage Title“.
As for Fitchett, his career took a similar path and he squared off with many of the same competitors as his often-time tag partner Vega. In fact, Fitchett and Vega were Tag Team Champions in both the Chicago-based All-American Wrestling and the Kansas City-based Metro Pro Wrestling!
TJ Perkins found WWE gold in 2016, but before that he and Fitchett put on a wrestling clinic at St. Louis Anarchy.
The “Dirty Rook” took his lumps in his early LWA and SLA career, enduring hard-hitting battles with the likes of Arik Cannon, Akira Tozawa, Alex Shelley, and his trainer Dingo. Fitchett was frustrated after several near-misses in title matches against Darin Corbin and Gary Jay, leading to him taking a sabbatical from SLA competition; however, it turned out that he was hiding under the mask of “Dangerous Deveroux” as he competed for SLA and PWCS. Fitchett had an uphill battle against Gary Jay as the champion rode a wave of momentum, holding the title for over two years with title defenses against some of the toughest competition in the country. Winning a thirty-man Anarchy Rumble in late 2015 finally propelled him back into title contention…and in February of 2016, Fitchett finally ended Gary’s monumental title reign to reach the top of the mountain!
Fitchett didn’t shy away from challenges as he defended his title against Evan Gelistico, T.J. Perkins, Jake Dirden, and Paco Gonzalez…but on STL Anarchy’s final night, he lost the title to Vega.
It took several years for both men to gain attention in the national independent wrestling scene, but their exposure in AAW and Beyond Wrestling has turned the heads of many onlookers. Now forming the “Blood Brothers” tag team in the National Wrasslin’ League under the names Davey Gibson and Matthew Grundy, the two look to add more tag team gold to their already impressive resumes! These two men have been considered the Midwest’s best-kept secrets, but that secret is finally getting out!
Look for an exclusive MWR Future Star artwork honoring Davey Vega and Mat Fitchett for their achievement from acclaimed artist Dartallion Allen Jr. in the future.
If you would like to sponsor the MWR Future Star Plaques for Davey Vega and Mat Fitchett then please contact MWR at flairwhoooooo@yahoo.com. The cost is 50.00 each or $100.00 for both (two plaques) and you will receive a past MWR Yearbook, a Tyler Black (Seth Rollins rookie card) and a mention on the MWR Website.
2016 MWR Award
Future Star: Kevin Lee Davidson / Todd Letterman
2015 MWR Award
Future Star: Redwing
2014 MWR Year Awards
Future Star: Daniel Eads
Future Star: Elvis Aliaga
2013 MWR Year Awards
Future Star: Raphael King
Future Star Alexander Rudolph
2012 MWR Year Award
Future Star: ACH
2011 MWR Year Award
Future Star: Brian Breaker
2010 MWR Year Awards
Future Star: Sir Bradley Charles
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 18, 2017
Come out and support Sam Richardson’s (Former Wrestler Adam Raw) new book HAFU II , get some sketches from Lorenzo Lizana and buy some prints from Dartallion Allen Jr (Former wrestler Eric Allen) .
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IT’S HERE! We will have a LIMITED number of HAFU II issues available only at the St Louis Winter1Day comic-con, this Sunday January 22nd 10am – 3pm.
In preparation for our big show this weekend, Jordan Taylor and I are excited to debut our new Akiko model, Savanna! She will be with us at the Stl Winter1Day Comiccon this Sunday!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Adam Raw, Dartallion Allen JR, Eric Allen, HAFU II, Lorenzo Lizana, Sam Richardson, Winter1Day comic-con | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 17, 2017
“Italians do it better!”
If you heard that last year than you most definitely took in a wrestling event that had Miss Monica Passeri in the squared circle.
Women’s wrestling received a boost in 2016 when the Roman Dynasty of Karim Brigante and Miss Monica made their home to train with Harley Race’s World League Wrestling all the way from Rome, Italy. Though she was a fan favorite for all the single guys in attendance she quickly let it be known that she was not to be messed with in the ring.
Miss Monica started to wrestle for European Pro Wrestling (TV Tapings) in Europe. After that she became the Official voice of the WWE in Italian Television for WWE Afterburn and Bottomlin.
In the ring in 2016 she was put to the test and excelled defeating 2-time MWR female Wrestler of the Year, Miss Natural Heather Patera at New Breed Wrestling. That win would set off a feud that would last all summer long that would also include Stacey O’Brien.
In August, Miss Monica would capture a huge win when she pinned Paloma Starr at SICW in East Carondelet, Illinois. During that night Miss Monica and Karim Brigante would get the attention of SICW trouble makers Curtis Wylde and his number one ginger Wyldefyre leading the four on a collision course in a loser leaves town match in September.
She would participate in the annual week long WLW, WWE, New Japan, Noah camp with special trainers Dr. Tom Pritchard, Hiroshi Takahashi, Brian Breaker and the Hurricane. She took the advice and knowledge to good use when she won the WLW Ladies Championship in a triple treat match between champion Patera and O’Brien.
When WWE was on tour in the Midwest, Passeri was put to the test when she met the unstoppable Nia Jax on Raw and Smackdown. That beating may have led to her losing the title so quickly as O’Brien regain the belt in Grain Valley, MO five days later during her first title defense.
The troubles would continue when she teamed up with Brigante to take on the Wylde’s at SICW in a loser leaves town match. When the smoke cleared the Wylde’s masterfully used distraction to seal a victory that sent the Roman Dynasty packing in 2016.
Still, Miss Monica had made an impact showing what we believe here at MWR to be just a glimmer of what she has to offer in the world of pro wrestling.
With the New Year upon us, the Roman Dynasty is set to return and looks to be hotter than ever in 2017.
We would like to congratulate Miss Monica for a great year by naming her the 2016 MWR Female of the Year.
Look for an exclusive MWR Female Wrestler of the Year Miss Monica exclusive artwork honoring her for this achievement from acclaimed artist Dartallion Allen Jr. in the future.
If you would like to sponsor the MWR Female Wrestler of the Year Plaque for Miss Monica then please contact MWR at flairwhoooooo@yahoo.com. The cost is $50.00 and you will receive a past MWR Yearbook, a Tyler Black (Seth Rollins rookie card) and a mention on the MWR Website.
2015 MWR Awards
Female: Lucy Mendez
2014 MWR Year Awards
Female: Lucy Mendez
2013 MWR Year Awards
Female: Heather Patera (Miss Natural)
2012 MWR Year Awards
Female: Heather Patera (Miss Natural)
2011 MWR Year Awards
Female: Stacey O’Brien
2010 MWR Year Awards
Female: Amy Hennig
2009 Awards
Female: MsChif
2008 Awards
Female: Stacey O’Brien
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 Missouri Wrestling Revival Female Wrestler of the Year, 2016 MWR Wrestler of the Year, Brian Breaker, Curtis Wylde, Dartallion Allen JR, DR Tom Pritchard, European Pro Wrestling, Harley Race, Heather Patera, Hiroshi Takahashi, Hurricane, Karim Brigante, Lucy Mendez, Miss Monica Passeri, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MMWA-SICW, MWR, NBW, New Breed Wrestling, Nia Jax, Paloma Starr, SICW, WLW, World League Wrestling, WWE, WWE Afterburn, WyldeFyre | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 16, 2017
Mike Outlaw continued his rise to be one of the top young talents in the Midwest in 2016 by seeking out the toughest competition he could find. Starting the year off Outlaw challenged Brandon Espinosa in a hard core match before setting his sights to St. Louis Anarchy. Though Outlaw would struggle in the win department at SLA, he quickly earned the respect and love of their passionate fan base.
He would team up with Justin D’Air in a tag team classic at High Risk Wrestling against the Riegel Twins (Logan & Sterling) for the vacated Tag Team Championship. Due to the loss, the two friends quickly became enemies that were set for a brutal ending later in the year.
Outlaw, a former Dynamo Pro Wrestling Champion would set his sights on regaining the title against his archrival Jake Dirden. During this time he entered the WLW Jr. Championship tournament, losing to Jayden Fenix, who would go on to lose to Jon Webb in the finals.
In June, Outlaw would enter the High Risk Wrestling Mayhem tournament defeating Jake Dirden in the first round. In the triple threat finals, Outlaw won the championship over former PWI Rookie of the Year Ace Hawkins and Kiyoshi Shizuka.
In July, he challenged MWR Missouri Champion Brandon Espinosa at MMWA in a hard fought contest, just coming up short. Two weekends later, Outlaw earned the biggest win of his young career when he pinned Ring of Honor superstar Delirious. In August, Outlaw, would add his second Dynamo Pro Wrestling title to his resume by defeating Jake Dirden. A title he would hold until December when Brandon Aarons. Outlaw would end the year losing a thrilling last man standing match against D’air at High Risk Wrestling.
Outlaw would wrestle throughout the Midwest for Dynamo Pro, Saint Louis Anarchy, PWCS, MMWA, Proving Ground, WIA, New Breed Pro, Metro Pro, High Risk Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Resurgence . He would have killer matches with the likes of Davey Vega, Gary Jay and fellow young star Kevin Lee Davidson. His hard work would pay off as he now heads into 2017 as a full time NWL contracted superstar, now named Dez Wellston.
2015 MWR Awards
Wrestler: Jeremy Wyatt
2014 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Ricky Cruz
2013 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Jake Dirden
2012 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Adam Pearce
2011 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Brandon Espinosa
2010 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Mike Sydal
2009 Awards
Wrestler: Mark Sterling
2008 Awards
Wrestler: Jeremy Wyatt
Look for an exclusive MWR Mike Outlaw / Dez Wellston exclusive artwork honoring him for his achievement from acclaimed artist Dartallion Allen Jr. in the future.
If you would like to sponsor the MWR Wrestler of the Year Plaque for Outlaw/ Wellston then please contact MWR at flairwhoooooo@yahoo.com. The cost is $50.00 and you will receive a past MWR Yearbook, a Tyler Black (Seth Rollins rookie card) and a mention on the MWR Website.
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